The Little Rose in South Cambridgeshire

This is for Google Maps, which, as happens quite often, has incorrect opening times information.

Small, cozy place. Perfect for a dinner with your partner - or, get drunk with your mates. Owned by a kind and caring couple who will make you feel welcome.

Tried this place for drinks as our usual had closed early. Slightly strange atmosphere in a modern building in the centre of a housing estate, but a warm welcome from a friendly and laid-back barman.

Its a very nice village pub with friendly bar staff and a great atmosphere!

I research here for Sunday roast. Rang them up and booked a table. Arrived and see you can have dog so big smiles. Eating area outside and place for children to play. Had table service for drinks then for food. Which all arrived in good time as they where very busy. Friendly staff and good service. Clean and tidy in appearance. The roast dinner came for my daughter and was perfect and so was our adult roast dinners. Could not fault it. Then we decided on dessert which arrived in good time and was enough to share and was very nice. We will definitely be back and with other family and friends.

Great, proper British pub. Great beer garden with patanque league and AMAZINGLY kept beers

Lovely local village pub, superbly hosted by Neil and Sue who have made such a difference to this pub and made it a true local venue. Your local group will be given a warm welcome whether you're having a good old booze up or just want soft beverages or tea/coffee. A pub that is now a fully fledged community facility.

a very nice pub with good food and a playground for kids

Wonderful friendly place Bar snacks available. Proper real ale. Good cider not your fizzy stuff Unless that is your tipple. They have that as well

Since July 2014 Neil and Sue Poole have been running the pub under new owners. It's now a true Freehouse selling real ales, including locally brewed, lagers, wines, spirits, teas, coffees and soft drinks. It welcomes families with children of all ages. It also sells food, with all children's meals only £3. It's open from 4pm Mondays to Fridays, from noon on Saturdays and Sundays, with food available from 6pm to 9pm Monday to Friday, Noon to 9pm on Saturday and special Sunday Lunches from noon to 3pm costing £8-95 for adults and £5-95 for children. Neil and Sue have lived in Haslingfield for 40 years and keep good beer and sell nice food.